Toronto Botox & Cosmetic Laser & Vein Clinc
Toronto Chemical Peels
What Is Glycolic Acid? Glycolic
acid, which is used for chemical peels, is one of the alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), a group of naturally occurring
substances often referred to "fruit acids" because they are found naturally
in fruits and other foods. In its natural state, glycolic acid is found
in sugar cane juice. How Does It Work? A
glycolic acid peel procedure is a specific technique for skin renewal.
With this process, a high concentration of glycolic acid rapidly removes
the damaged layer of dead skin cells revealing the fresh, undamaged skin
underneath. This release of surface dead skin cells initiates the response
of deeper skin cell rebuilding and restructuring. This activity causes
the surface skin to appear healthier, plumper and tighter. What
Kinds of Improvement Can I Expect with a Peel Procedure?
softening of fine lines from sun damage areas of the face where you want to see improvement:
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